“…Lagas et al (2015) used nine indicators to assess regional quality of life in Europe: public services, purchasing power and em-ployment, housing, social environment, natural environment, recreation, health, education, governance. Liargovas and Kratimenou (2020) used a set of the following indicators to monitor the quality of life convergence in the EU: population density, GDP per capita, long-term unemployment, household consumption expenditure per capita and electric power consumption, services, health, education, natural and urban environment, infrastructure. Sanchez-Sellero et al (2021) classified within the subject matter five dimensions of quality of life: subjective component of governance, public services, environment, general satisfaction with life, and socioeconomic issues.…”